Sentence examples for proposed export from inspiring English sources

Analysts say the rally is partly fueled by speculation that these companies would stand to gain if China goes ahead with proposed export curbs.

A prolonged battle with farmers over proposed export taxes, which ended in defeat for Mrs. Kirchner in July, led to a sharp fall in her approval rating.

If the mining company Cloud Peak Energy has its way, many more trains will cross the prairie to far larger proposed export terminals in Washington State.

Activists opposed to Australia's largest proposed export coal venture have been pressing the commonwealth on whether its $5bn infrastructure fund will be available to Adani to build a railway that was once in line for a state loan.

A proposed export terminal in Washington state is stalled by local controversy: but if and when such a facility opens, shipping coal to Asia would be a real possibility, said both Mr. Lyon and Mr. Watt.

Among the issues still not resolved by the American and Canadian negotiators, according to people who have been briefed on the talks, are the level of a proposed export tax that would be levied on Canadian lumber, pending changes to forestry pricing policies; verification procedures to ensure that provinces institute such changes; and the composition of a binational body to settle disputes.

Under the new guidelines, American companies will be required to notify the Commerce Department of proposed exports of computers to certain restricted countries when systems are faster than 190,000 Mtops, or millions of theoretical operations a second.

Perhaps an iron−sulfur protein or a product of an iron−sulfur protein is exported from mitochondria and programs transcription of genes involved in mitochondrial iron uptake and export to increase or decrease the level of mitochondrial iron in response to this proposed exported signaling molecule.

But energy experts say the big potential market for American coal remains in Asia, and several proposed Pacific Northwest export terminals would have the capacity to nearly double current exports.

Shares of companies that have proposed major export projects rose in trading on Wednesday, with Sempra Energy up 3 percent, Dominion Resources up 2.6 percent, and Cheniere up 1.8 percent.

Oh, and to close a deal with Craig, a white, English-speaking Zambian coffee grower, whose beans he proposed to export to South Africa.